Remove Clutch Fan
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Remove Clutch Fan
Ive seen most pictures like the one below that their engine has had their clutch fan removed and replaced by a smalln hang on fan where can i get one and how would i remove the clutch fan? o.O thank you
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There's a few write ups on how to add an electric fan.
It's easy to remove the fan. It's held by 4 bolts, and you have to hold the pulley with channel locks, or another clamping device to keep it from turning while loosening the bolts.
It's easy to remove the fan. It's held by 4 bolts, and you have to hold the pulley with channel locks, or another clamping device to keep it from turning while loosening the bolts.
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Hang on fan is also known as an e fan. You need to do some reading up cuz those wimpy ricer fans will NOT WORK for a rotary. We need something like 2200 CFM (ricers are anywhere from 100 to 1500 ish). The clutch fan is increbly good and efficient when it is good. We need a big efan. like BIG
Alot of people (myself included) get it to clean up the engine bay and quiet it down when fans are not needed. Also something to consider is you would be adding another electrical strain on an already weak electrical system. Something to consider
Black magic e-fan is the most popular with the rotary guys
Alot of people (myself included) get it to clean up the engine bay and quiet it down when fans are not needed. Also something to consider is you would be adding another electrical strain on an already weak electrical system. Something to consider
Black magic e-fan is the most popular with the rotary guys
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Look for a 1st gen MR2 fan assembly (two fans). Very powerful and its a perfect fit. Takes like five minutes to mount the unit, then add an adjustable fan controller so that it will run automatically. Been using this setup for years and it works great.
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www.blackdragonauto.com/ has some.
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Get a junkyard fan from an early 90's V6 Taurus. You will pay about $30-40 for it and it will pull more CFM than just about anything you can buy. The shroud is a perfect fit for the stock rx7 radiator also. Ford had problems with their V6's on the Taurus overheating I believe. This monstrous fan was the solution to their problem, and mine.
This is the fan you need to look for at the junkyard...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Elect...spagenameZWDVW
This is the fan you need to look for at the junkyard...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Elect...spagenameZWDVW
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Anywhere you buy the fan. Same manufacturer as the Black Magic efan makes them.
Its just an adjustable fan controller. You stick a probe in your rad and set the temp. Make sure you get the right range. Ours are op temp of 180 i believe
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294860934
are what you want. most parts stores that sell efans should have them
AGAIN make sure you get a fan that is capable of sufficient cfm
EDIT: Ken posted at the same time, the ones on that site are expensive. I got a Flex a lite one from MOPAC for 35 bucks.
Its just an adjustable fan controller. You stick a probe in your rad and set the temp. Make sure you get the right range. Ours are op temp of 180 i believe
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294860934
are what you want. most parts stores that sell efans should have them
AGAIN make sure you get a fan that is capable of sufficient cfm
EDIT: Ken posted at the same time, the ones on that site are expensive. I got a Flex a lite one from MOPAC for 35 bucks.
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^ what he said. Its not the best way to do it, but dammit, it works. Take one wire from the fan to the + side on your coil, and just ground the other one on a chassis bolt or whatever. It was probably one of the most noticeable mods Ive ever done. Definite butt dyno increase.
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I HIGHLY recommend this Painless fan switch and wiring kit. I've used two of them before and the quality is fantastic. I switch to a mechanical style choke and put the probe in where the choke temp sensor goes. You will need to tap the threads on the water housing to get the probe to thread right. It's definitely worth the extra work though. You'll never have to worry about whether your fan is coming on at the right temp or not.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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